London to wit

The Information of John Boxey< no role >
of Folkstone in the County of Kent , Butcher
Who being on Oath saith, that about ten O' Clock
last Night he was walking round Saint Paul's
Church Yard with Jacob Winter< no role > an Acquaintance
Says, that they went together towards Temple
Bar, and near or in Shire Lane , they met
with Mary Bishop< no role > the Prisoner now under
Examination, andthreetwo other WomenSays,
that at this time he had in his Pocket a Bank
Note of the Value of ten Pounds, one Bill of
Exchange accepted for ten Pounds, and nine-
Guineas in Gold monies numberedSays, that
the Prisoner importuned him very much to go
with her, which he refusedSays, that the
Prisoner Seized him in a violecet manner, put
him against a door way, and he apprenended
himself to be in great danger from the violent
behaviour of the Prisoner, who as he believes with Force took
the Note, Bill, and Money out of his Pocket

Sworn at Guildhall London
the 2d day of January 1781 .
before me}
Thos: Wooldridge< no role >

John Boxei< no role >